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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1947-05-23, Page 8IALIZE IN ., 41�UTOM OB14 CASUALT'V, ►AITBN RiQNDS, ACCIDENT, 010104 8:0, BURGLARY AND :WINDSTORM ting Companies who give. Beellgity With service, 41/„01). Ana PO R ONTARIO ! SMER S MUTUAL FIRE. INSURANCE Inibrriaation gladly given. :WATSON & REID• M. A. RECD - Proprietor Insurance & Real Estate rHONE 214 - SEAPORTII, 000000000000 BOX 0 JutieraL'erbice - Ambulance 0 ;exempt and careful attention. 0 ., Hospital Bed 0 "r . FLOWERS FOR ALL 0 0 OCCASIONS 0 0 Office. Residence O 0 43 • 18 0 00000000�000 0000000000.00 G. A. WHITNEY o IO, Successor to 0 0 HOLMES & WHITNEY • 0 0 Main Street - Seaforth 0 0 AMBULANCE SERVIOEn 0 0 Adjustable hospital 'bed for CS 0 rent. O 0 Agent for • Mitchell Nursery 0 0 . .dowers. 0 0 Telephone 119 0 -0 Nights and Holidays 65 0 „fie? ' 0 00 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 !000000000000 0' J. A. BURKE 0 0 Funeral Director 0, 0 and Ambulance Service 0 0 DUBLIN - ..' ONT. 0 0 Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 19 0 0 0 00000'000000.0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W. J. CLEARY 0 0 Seaforth, Ont. O 0 LICENSEDEMBALMER 0 0 •AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR 0 0 Night or Day Calls -335 0 0 O 4J 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 O O O TAXI SERV -CE Phone 162 — Seaforth CECIL ' J. LEMON ar Washing AND Simonize AT Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 L7 Chesterfields ° and Occasional Chairs REPAIRED AND RECOVERED Aim Auto Beats and Backe, Verandah Swings and Steamer Chairs Repaired. Stratford • Upholstering Co. Stratford TELEPHONE 579 For further information aPPIy- at Box's Furniture:. Store $EAF'ORTH a mita • BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS AT Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 THE McIILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. HEAD OFFICE SEAFORTH, ONT. OFF1CLRS: Pint* Mcwegiir, ClilLttn - President • e Leon'hat'dt,.8rodhagen, 'Vee -Pres, Merton A. Reid, Seaforth - Manager °r and eereta19-Tireaburer. ' InitEC'1`CIRS: irla., Le'enhardt, Brodhagen; E. J. lerewlrtha, +Clinton.; /Wye" Fuller, B.R. 2, Oodbrioh J. H. McTV11ng, R:R. ar k McGregor, R.X. lNlthton; Mgt,.�Acdtendd�r, ILL I, Wal- t*: altihot; Wlliiarii R. Archibald RA. 4, tout � t►IiYI �. Malone, RA. K; sea• *eh; S; tY.:;Whititio're, 8.t 2, Sea,, 1 lay toltetcher, n H. 11,:-DUb1jtt;. 'e00e4' B ii a elity >r . "IE atter, SIFOith,g0 ":;dw%ILA ,'Mak 1dty OF TIE TOWN G G.T. 'Meets.— T I. M e C'.G.I.1'. e ta. h held their regular meeting ° May 21 at the home of Mrs: J Thompson. The • meeting opened .by • singing Hymn No_:796. Peggy; Willie read a prayer and the minutes were read and approved. Five answered the roll call, followed by than offering. Business waa discussed and the Air - pose was repeated by. ,tire group. Joyee Glanville and Phyllis More sang a duet, accompanied by Doris Pullman. Miss. Graham then told a very interesting story. Hymn . No. 212 was sung and the meeting clos- ed with Taps. Presbyterian Groups Hold Joint Meeting.—Miss Williamson, returned m,issiuuary from India, was the guest speaker at the joint meeting of the W.M.S. e and Barbara Kirkman Auxil- iary of First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening, when she gave a graphic 'story of the life and customs in India. She also told of her work among the Mils at .lmkut as a school teacher. Mrs. J. E. Daley, president of the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary, presided -over the meeting,, and after calling for the 'business of' both societies, Mrs. Wm. Freeman read the Scripture 'lesson, Mrs. 3. A. Munn, Mrs. Edgar Butt and Miss P. Patterson sang "Dear Land of Home and Glory," •accompanied by Mrs, M. R. Rennie. During •the..taking of the collection Mrs. 3: E. 'Keating played a piano eelo • very acceptably. Mrs. David Ritchie gave an earnest prayer and, the collection was received by Mrs, Ken Campbell and Mrs: Mae, Dorrance, The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. Chu rches First Presbyterian Church. -10 a.m., The Sunday School; 11 am,, 'Public Worship: The Sacrament of Baptism will be 'administered; • 7 p.m:, Public Worship: The Minister will preach. Sunday, June,1, at 11 a,m., the Sacra- ment of the Lord's ,Supper, Northside United Church,—Rev. H. V. Workman, Minister; 10 a,m„ Sun- day School;, 11 a.m., Worship . :Ser- vice: Seaforth, High School Cadet Corps in attendnce; service of praise led by H. S. Glee Club; subject, Our Place in the Great Time'; 7 p.m., Worship Service: Independent Order of Oddfeilows in attendance; subject, "Worthy Friendship and Fellowship," Monday, • 8: p:m., Official -,Board meet- fng. We welcome evert worshipper, Angl ,can,—May 25: Whit Sunday: St. Thomas', .Seaforth-8 a,m,, Holy Communion; 10 a.m.,. Sunday School; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer; 7 'p.m., Eve- ning Prayer. St. Mary's, Dublin. -2.30 p.m., Sun- day School; 3 p.m., Church Service. —The Rector, Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, B.A.,. at all services. Anniversary • Services at St. Thomas', Seaforth, and St. Mary's, Dublin, will 'be held on Sunday, June 8. The special preacher at both churches will be the Rev. Canon A. A. Tramper, of St. Matthew's OOhurch; Londbn, Ont. Fuller nd'tice later. Death of Mrs. William Smith.—The death occurred at her home, Market Street, Seaforth, on Wednesday, May 21. •of Florence Rea, beloved wife of Mr. William Smith, after an illness of three months, Mrs. Smith was born in Birmingham, England, 70 years ago, and on ,December 23, 1300, was united in marriage at Coventry to Mr., William Smith. Three years Iater she came. to Canada with her husband 'and settled in Seaforth, where she continued to reside until her death. She was a member of S , ,Thomas•' Anglican Church , and • highly esteemed: Besides her 'husband she is survived by a son and daughter, Miss Annie•Smiith, at home, and Mr. Jack, Hockton Smith, of Plattsville. The funeral will be held on Saturday, May 24, from the G. A: Whitney Funeral Chapel, Main Street, when the ser- vice will be conducted by her Rector, Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert. Interment will be made in Ma_itlaadbank cemetery. • Egmondvllle^ W.. A. and W. M. .S. Meets.—The May meeting of the W. A., and W.M.S. was 'held at the home of Mrs, S. -Nott on Thursday, May 15. ,The meeting opened . with the presi- dent of the W.A. in, the chair.. Hymn 163 was .sung and the Lord's Prayer repeatedin . unison. The minutes of the previous• meeting were road and adopted and the.roli call taken. Fol- lowing ,the business period Mrs. Doig ably took the topic, "Minder are like parachutes, they only functionwhen open." Mrs. J. Watson gave a short reading. The W.M.S. president, Mrs. W. A. Gardiner, then took over the meeting. Mrs. Keyes gave a short article on "Temperance" and Mrs. Clemens one on "Christian' Steward= ship," Mrs. E. Cameron took the topic, "China," Mrs. Richardson con- ducted the worship service from the study, book,' Mrs. , Gardiner closed the meeting with prayer, Mrs. Hay conducted an interesting- contest and a delicious lunch , was served by Group 1. Adurt Fellowship Group Meets. -- The Adult Fellowship Group of North- side United Church entertained the *Tuesday Night G1ub of First Presby- terian Church on Monday evening, Mr. .ioh'n Stevens, the president, wel- comed $he visiting . society and the meeting opened by singing "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." Ernest Clarke led in prayer. Business was dispensed witff and the roll was call- ed by Secretary Ruth Muff. Mass Alice Reid took the chair and "Blest $e. the Tie" was sung:' Mrs Dobson, read tire Scripture, St. Tann 14:1.2i ' followed with prayer by Mrs, J. Thompson. Mrs; Frank Kling favor- ed with a solo, "When Song • as Sweet," accompanied by Miss Mari Geddes. Rev. Mr. Ferguson, • of Car- mel armel Presbyterian Cyitiroh, ilensall, was the guest"` speaker and chose as Iris sttbiect, "The Petils of Growth," under the :following 'headings: Peril of the stif'..neckedor closed mind; False' eepeetartloiis- of esverarovvdod life. The closing kyr,- "?M Me isint, 0 Gentle Saviour,*lily ming onir I; .ey,• Mr. Workman pronounced 'bead .ction. Miss Alice Reid co ducted a ()Duple of contests and a d - ldtitins lunch w r a served •the ,s by e Llai committee. Feeney - Walsh. -A pretty wedding took plane in S't. ,James' Church, Sea - forth, when„Teresa Elizabeth, daugh- ter of Mr, and -Mrs. John Walsh, of Seaforth, became the bride of” Fer- gus Olarenco Feeney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feeney, Hibbert town- ship, Rev. T. P. Hussey performed the ceremony, and Rev, Father Nigh, uncle of ,the 'bride, sang the nuptial mass. The bride, given. in marriage by her father, wore• a. floor length gown of white 'satin, fashiolned on Princess lines, sweetheart neckline, long sleeves ending in lily points e1+-. er her hands. Her embroidered veil 'held. in place by a halo of grange MUSICAL COMEDY 'Happiness iness Ahead' Will be presented by the B'rucefield United Church Choir in School Room of BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH —on - Friday, May • 23rd 8.30 p.m. (D.S.T.) Admission:- 35c and' 20c Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND OPENING Saturday, May 24 FREDDIE DAWSON , and his Orchestra 'Freddie has' just com- pleted a very successful Winter .Season at Hotel • Landon. MAKE MAY 24th a date •at - "THE BEND" • Everything for your Pleasure will be ready! Special Dance SATURDAY, MAY 31 Lakeview Casino pres- ents one of the best known Canadian Orch- estras for ONE NIGHT ONLY! LEN. • HOPKINS and his= CHATEAU LAUR- IER ORCHESTRA (Direct from Ottawa) " You have heard ham for eleven Years' on CBC Radio programs broadcast, from coast to coast —this is 'your grand chance to see' him! Also the Same Night TED PUDNEY and His Orchestra An Orchestra you should hear before his summer engagement at Wonderland Gardena, Lon- don. Admission $1.00 * * * Plan your'picnic now, and make reservation as soon as possible by writing or 'phoning W. ERIC McILRO' f SATURDAY, MAY 24 Cardno's Hall, Seaforth NORM CARNEGGIE and His Band ADMISSION - 50 CENT$ • blossoms, extended into a train. She carried a shower 'bouquet .of red ros- es and: lily of the valley. The 'bride's sister, Mrs. Borden Bayes, was mat- ron of honor, wearing a gown of frosted net over •.blue taffeta with matching shoulder .veil, held in 'place With flowers. She carried pink car- nations. Rose Mary Ryan, niece of the bride, was flower girl. in a long frock of yellow taffeta, and carrying a nosegay of pink' roses and sweet peas, CarL,,,Feeney, • Hillttert township, was his brother's groomsman and ushers were Jack Walsh and Hubert Feeney, Kitchener, After- the ceremony a re- ception was 'held at the home of the bride's parents, after. which Mr. and Mrs'. Feeney left on a trip to Montreal and Quebec, the bride travelling in a three -Piece 'suit with pinksaccessor- 1es. They will reside in Hibbert town- ship. • « Death of. Robert H. Harrison.—The death occurred,,.,on 'Monday, May 12, in Christie Street Hospital,. Toronto,_ of Robert H.' -Harrison, of 44 Leopold St., Toronto. Mr. -Harrison resided in Egmondville for several years un- til his removal to Toronto two years ago. He is survived by his wife, the r $15.00 Weekly LIVE IN Girl or young woman to assist with house work, in small, modern home. 'Family df 3. No hard work. MRS. J. W. JONES 430 Huron St. - LONDON Phone Metcalf 618 Floor ' Sanding DO YOUR FLOORS LOOK DULL OR SHABBY? Now's the time to have them Resurfaced .and Refinished with. our New Dustless Machines. For free estimates PHONE 331-W - SEAFORTH GORDON MUEGGE '' Taxi * Passengers Insured Phone 128, .Seaford'. Lees PLAY' "Petticoat Ranch" Presented by the Young People of Vhrna United Church in • TURNER'S CITHHURCH TUCKERSM FRIDAY, MAY 30th 8.30 p.m- , Under the auspices' of Tockeramith Ladies' blab. Admission: 40c and 25e. TAXI' Day and Night Service PHONES: Day 267 Night 355' CLAYTON J. DENNIS Successor to Jack Cleary ecome A Nurse. A TRAINING CLASS WILL COMMENCE AT SCOTT MEMORIAL' IOSPITAL ' IN SEPTEMBER The Three -Year Course, which Will be in charge of cdmpetent instructors, will lead to Registra a• tion. During- the training period full maintenance 'is provided, and in addition students will be paid as 'follows: , First Year $15 per Month Second Year - $20 per Month Third 'Year . - $25 per MonthA Applicants, who are required to have complet= ed junior Matriculation, are urged to coMmuni- cate immediately with Miss Dinning Superintendent SCOTT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL • Seaforth -- Ont, .41 former w Mary McLean, had a sort, fir. ll. 11. 1;iarri,son, and four sisters, Mrs. R, A. Stene, Mrs. W. J. Smith, Mrs. C. -L, " White and Mrs. Charles Staun- ton. The funeral took plane Thurs- day; 'hux$-day, May 14, at Toronto with inter- ment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. .90 Names Are Omi.tted...-•In the report of 'the death of the, late John, F. Bul- lard, published in last week's issue, the names of Mr, and Mrs., .Samuel Hanna, Mr. and 'Mrs. J. M.' Govan - lock, Mr, Robert .,Scarlett and Mrs. •Gsace Hoggart'hwere inadvertently omitted in the list of those -who con- tributed ontributed the beautiful floral ,offerings. • LOCAL BRIEFS • Misses Winnifred and Harriet Russell, of the University of Toronto, are spending -the vacation with their. mother, Mrs. 3. B. Russell '• Mr. and Mrs. David Hoover, of Windsor, are' visiting her parents 1VIr. and Mrs. J. E. Keating. • Mr. E. Clarke"left this week •to spend the summer at Mistatim, Sask. on a mission field, • Mr. end Mrs. M. It. Rennie were in Kitchener on Saturday attending the funeral of 'Mr. Rennie'a brother- in-law, the Rev. Knechtel, of that city. . Mr. and Mrs. James Gillespie, of Toronto, spent the week -end here Mrs. Neil Gillespie, who suffered 'a fall last week, returned With them to that city. • Mr, and Mrs. George McGavin attended the 75th anniversary of St Patrick's Church at 'Saintsbury, in Biddulph Township. They were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Eilson, • Dr, and Mrs. H. 3. Hodgins and M'r. and Mrs. Morley Hodgins, of Tcronto, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs, John Beattie. • Rev. H. R. Williams, of Alliston, was a ,week -end guest at the Manse with his son, Rev. R. H. Williams, and Mrs, Williams, They returned with hili to spend a 'week. - • Mrs. 'Sillery, of Dashwood, is a guest of her son, Mr. A. W. Sillery, and Mrs. .Sillery. • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas' Oliver have returned from a week -end visit to Hamilton and Niagara Falls • Dr. Howard A. Beattie, of Ot tawa; was 'here last week attending the funeral of his „grandmother, 'the, late Mrs, James Beattie, • Mr. Clifford Broadfoot has taken a position with the Supertest Petro- GorPritation, He ' will be in charge of one of the .trucks operating out 'of Seaforth. • Mr. and Mrs, David Papple and.. Miss Edna Papple spent the week -end in Stratford with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and ' Mrs. Wallace Pringle. ' • Mr. Kenneth Mortice, of Strat- ford,was a Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McGavin. • Dr. E. T. Kellam, . of Niagara Falls, and Mrs. Reg, Fordham, of London, were here 'Saturday attend ing the funeral of the late Mrs. Jas Beattie. s • Mr. Oban MacTay.ish; , who has been attending the tniversity of To ronto, is spending the holidays. at his home here. • Miss Marion McGavin, of Strat ford Hospital, is spending three week's' vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McGavin. • Miss Nerta Davidson, of Tilison- burg, was a week -end guest of Miss Edythe Davidson. • • Miss Jean McMaster, student nurse at Hamilton, spent the week- end at the home of her parents, .Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McMaster. • 'Mrs, John Zimmerman • and Mr Jack. Zimmerman, of Kitchener,_ are. guests of her daughter, Mrs. H. P Smith, and Mr. Smith. CONSTANCE Mr. D nald Stephenson left Mon- day fpr 9wen Sound, where he has accepted a position with the. Looby & Looby Construction. Mr. and Mra, James Ramsay, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mans- field, ofForest, and Mr. and Mrs. 3. C. Wilkinson, of Warwick,. Lambton County, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Britton on Saturday. Mrs. Logan, Sr., -and 'Mr, and Mrs. Naftel and sdn, of Blyth, visited at the home of •Mr. and Mrs. L. Steph- enson on 'Sunday. • Mrs. David Millson is confined to her home with mumps,' Mr..and Mrs. Wm. Britton, Mrs. B. B. Stephenson and Mr. Wilbur Jew- itt attended the W. R. Broadfoot sale on Wednesday, near Brussels; WINTIIROP The Helping Hand Mission Band of Cavan 'Church will meet on Sat- urday, May 24, in the church for a social meeting at 2:30 pan Miss Isabel Currie, of Colfingwood, spent the week -end with Miss, Betty Montgomery. Little Jack and' June McLachlan, who have been spending some time with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles, Dolmage, have returned home, Mr. Wm, Dolmage had the misfor- tune, while cranking a tractor, to break his right arm. Quite a number, from Winthrop at- tended the circus in Stratford Tues- day evening, Farmers Attention ALBERTA • .COAL We have it "RIVERDALE LUMP": --The Best from the West. Best Quality Pennsylvania Anthracite PITTSTON COAL CARS NOW ROLLING Orders placed for Jutue delivery. will' ' secufe you first-elas's' - Coal, stove or nut size, Direct from; car, at $17 per ton, Cash. Had your own. '. H, SCOTT, Phone - P'lhone 336 ' Seaforth. 19 Regent ihea#re Seaforth NOW PLAYINGThursday, Friday, Saturday` ..." IF I'M ' LUCKY " • PERRY'.CQM.O VLVIAN BLAINE WW1 HARRY JAMS Tunef'hl, p5nagpy Tale Or Youngsters in Politics and Show Business; Plenty of Singing and Dancing and'Pun for everyone! MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY IN TECHNICOLOR " CENTENNIAL SUMMER" with JEANNE CRAIN CORNELL WILDE LINDA DARNELL WILLIAM EDYTHE and CONSTANCE BENNETT Thin film .possesseenaany of the qualities that made "State Fair" such a popular hit. It also contains the final work of the late Jerome Kern _ whose name' alone .guarantees the success of the show. Everyone loved "STATE FAIR"—,Be sure to see "CENTENNIAL SUMMER." NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY " TRAIL STREET-' with RANDOLPH SCOTT ANNE JEFFREY ROBERT RYAN and GEORGE "GABBY" HAYES For those who like them done up Western Styles, this. is nit. Coming: "MARGIE" In . Technicolor with Jeanne , Crain, Lynn Bari, Glenn Langan and Alan Young All the Songs All the Romance • of the Fabulous Terrific Twenties! NEW AND OLD-TIME DANCE FRIDAY, MAY'. 23, GARDN.O'S HALL GOLDEN kAIRIE COWBOYS Novelty Dances Admission ,- 50 Cents Sponsored by the - SEAFORTH WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Proceeds for Seaforth Legion 4 ./It FINNIGAN'S tHE WHO CHOPS HIS OWN FUEL Tonight,•, as we were cutting the grass and tinkering about our home, we• thought of the inscription -over Henry Ford's. fireplace: "He who chops, his own fuel warms himself twice," Labour is the lot of' man; work will not rob one•"of self-respect. It was Elbert Hubbard who said, "The mintage of wisdom is toknow that rest . is rust and that real life is in Iove, laughter and work." ' • IN STOCK: , A Full Line "of Canned Meats and Fish, Jams and Canned. ,Fruits. You'll- be needing gear for your garden, such as Hoes, Rakes, Forks, Watering Cans, Pails and Lawn Mowers, also "Plants from the Baker Greenhouses." W. J. FINNIGAN & SON --RECORDS- OECCA, VICTOR, COLUMBIA, BRUNSWICK AND OTHER MAKES All the latest tunes 3 for $1 WALKER, Electric PHONE 95 - SEAFORTH BUILDING SUPPLIES Are Difficult. to Obtain. However, We Have in Stock: ASPHALT SHINGLES - in 'various blends: ROLLED ROOFING medium & heavy INSULATION -by the bag or carton. OAK FLOOR ING-13/16"thick. . PLYWOOD—%"e 3/16en 1/4”, birch and Cedar. - JOHNS - MANVILLE DURABESTOS ""- SHINGLES and CEDAR' GRAIN / SIDING (Grey and Dover White). Beaver Board, Hardwall Plaster, Mason's Lime, Finishing Lime, Door Frames, Doors, Sash,, Cedar Posts, Lumber—B.C. Fir, Spruce; Pine, B.C. Hemlock, White Ash, Maple, Beech, ALL TYPES OF MILLWORK' DONE by Excellent Workmen •COAL—Stove and Nut Anthracite,• Coke, Briquettes, Alberta Nut; Buck- wheat. Be wise, Economize; fill youa'cellar now and don't be cis appointed in the Pall • •- Seaforth Supply & t?uel Co. "Where the Best •Costs No More" Phone 47 •,- Seaforth Nom Open.. GILL'S MODERN Billiard and Lunch .Room YOU WILL ENJOY THE CLEAN, MODERN SURROUNDINGS WHEN YOU NEXT VISIT GILL'S SOFT DRINKS - ROYAL ICE CREAM TOBACCOS '-I-S-X-T G -I -L -L' S in the Royal Block,. Corner Main and Goderich - - SEAFOiTH - -- , ONTARIO LUNCHES ,i 1 r+